fall risk assessment

How Often Should Assessments Be Conducted?

Fall risk assessments should be conducted:
- Upon Admission: Initial assessment when a patient is admitted to a healthcare facility.
- Regular Intervals: Periodic reassessments during the patient's stay, especially after any change in condition.
- Post-Fall: After any fall incident to reassess and modify prevention strategies.

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